Restaurant websites that take bookings and orders

• Your menu, with a photo for every dish

  Sections, prices and V, VE and GF labels, plus choices with their own prices (size, milk, extras), and the 14 allergens UK law asks you to tell customers about, shown on each dish.

• Table bookings

  Guests ask for a table with the day, the time and how many of them, and add any allergies or a special occasion. You confirm it in Moon HQ.

• Delivery and collection from your own website

  A basket on your own site: customers order for delivery by your own riders or for collection, and the order comes straight to you.

• Order at the table by QR code

  Each table gets its own QR sticker. Guests scan it, order from their phones in rounds, call for staff, water or the bill, and pay at the end. You choose how a table starts: staff confirm it, guests type a 4-digit table code, or staff open the table themselves.

• Sold out in one tap

  Mark a dish sold out for the rest of the day or until you switch it back. Your website greys it out and will not take an order for it.

• Orders only when you are open

  When your opening hours say the kitchen is closed, the website says so and tells customers when you open, instead of taking an order nobody will cook.

• Ways to pay that suit you

  Cash, or card on your own card machine at the door or the counter. Paying online before delivery is available once your own Stripe account is connected.

• Your delivery app links and WhatsApp

  If you are on Deliveroo, Uber Eats or Just Eat, your website links to your page there, and customers can send you an order by WhatsApp too.

• Built for phones first

  Most people will find you on a phone, so every page is made for a phone screen first and then for laptops, with a light and a dark look.

• Live chat on every page

  Visitors can ask a question from any page of your website, and the conversation comes into your Moon HQ inbox.

• Your photos and your reviews

  A gallery of your own photos and a section for what customers say about you. The reviews on the demo are samples; on your site they are your own.

• Set up for Google and AI assistants

  When your site goes live it gets page titles, a sitemap, structured data and an llms.txt, all built from what your site actually shows. We set this up properly for you; nobody can honestly promise a place on Google, and we do not.

• Your own web address

  Use a domain you already own on any plan, or buy one from your dashboard (prices on our prices page).

• Orders and kitchen screens

  New orders and table rounds arrive in Moon HQ. Accept them, then mark each one preparing, ready, and served or collected. Each dish can go to the kitchen screen or the bar.

• Tables and QR codes

  A live map of your tables by area, showing new orders, staff calls and bills asked for. Print QR stickers or table cards on A4 in your own colours, and mark each bill paid.

• Menu editor

  Change dishes, prices, photos, choices and allergens yourself, and the website updates straight away.

• Bookings

  Customers pick a time on your website and you confirm it, all in one calendar.

• Customers

  Every customer and enquiry in one list, with their history, so nothing gets lost in a phone or an inbox.

• Payments

  A record of what customers paid you and how.

• Stats

  Who visits your website, where they come from and what they do there.

• Website

  Made for your trade and changed from your phone. Its chat answers visitors straight away, and every enquiry is saved for you.

• Social media managerComing soon

  Moon Boost plans and posts to X, Bluesky, Mastodon and Discord from one place, up to a year ahead. Coming soon: Facebook, Instagram, Threads, LinkedIn, Google Business Profile, TikTok, YouTube, Pinterest, Telegram and Tumblr. Posting starts in practice mode: each post is recorded exactly as it would go, and goes out for real once your business is switched live.

• Email

  Send and receive email with customers from your dashboard, saved on each customer's history. Emails to new customers: coming soon.

• Customer list (CRM)

  Every enquiry, chat, booking and customer on one list, with each person's whole history and one-tap call, WhatsApp, text or email.

• Your numbers

  See who visits your website, which post, email or ad brought each enquiry, and what it was worth.

• Moon Super IntelligenceComing soon

  By invitation, for businesses Moon chooses: Moon runs ads for you and pays for them itself, using what it learns across all Moon businesses, in return for a share of your card sales.

Why it matters for your business

• One platform

  Your website, customer list, messages and marketing in one app on your phone or computer, with one sign-in.

• One set of data

  A website enquiry goes straight into your customer list and inbox, and your posts and emails use the same business details. Nothing to copy across.

• A fixed monthly price

  One price a month for your plan, no set-up fee, cancel any time. Extras such as text credits only if you choose them.

• Free updates

  New designs and features for your plan come at no extra cost, and you choose when your website takes a new design.

• How much does a restaurant website cost?+

  Starter is £9.99 a month, Pro is £19.99 a month and Premium is £150 a month in the UK. Plans are monthly with no minimum term and no set-up fee, and building and looking around your website is free, with no card needed. Every price, extras included, is on moonwebsites.co.uk/prices.

• Can customers order delivery and collection from my own website?+

  Yes. Your menu gets a basket, and customers order for delivery by your own riders or for collection. You choose which of the two you offer, and the orders come into Moon HQ, not a delivery app.

• How does ordering at the table work?+

  Each table has its own QR sticker. Guests scan it, order from their phones in rounds, and can call for staff, water or the bill. The bill is paid at the end, as it is now. You choose whether staff confirm a new table, guests type a table code, or staff open each table.

• Can I still use Deliveroo, Uber Eats or Just Eat?+

  Yes. Your website can link to your page on each of them, next to ordering from your own site.

• Can I show allergens on my menu?+

  Yes. Each dish can list which of the 14 allergens UK law covers it contains, along with V, VE and GF labels, and customers see them before they order.

• What happens when a dish runs out?+

  Mark it sold out in one tap, for the rest of the day or until you switch it back. The website greys it out and will not take an order for it.

• Can customers pay online?+

  Customers can pay cash, or by card on your own card machine. Paying online before delivery works once your own Stripe account is connected. Table bills are paid at the end.

• Will this put me at the top of Google?+

  Nobody can honestly promise that, and we do not. What we do is set your live site up properly: page titles, a sitemap, structured data built from what your site shows, and a Google screen in your dashboard that shows where you appear and what to fix.